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Newspaper
Macgregor Herald
Location
Macgregor, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Feb 09, 1939
Page
2
A brief note describes a simple method to ease throat soreness quickly. It emphasizes quick relief and comfort as the main outcome. No harmful details or instructions are given. The tone resembles a casual health tip.
The RAF adopted a new fast combat monoplane with underslung wings. A Nazi police raid dissolved the Biblical Society of Hamburg under state protection laws. France’s Reynaud claims ample gold flow to fund warplanes. The US safety council reports a 1938 drop in accidental deaths by 10 200, a record improvement. Alberta renews four million seven hundred eighty thousand dollars in treasury bills for unemployment relief. British Columbia bans horse imports except with permits under disease control rules. Clarence Harry, notable for 1920s Doom era manipulations, is released after nine years in prison. W Bain cites CPR Vancouver hotel replacement as a joint CPR CNR project possibly to be torn down before next year.
A sentence explains the phrase He drinks like a fish is meaningless. It notes fish gulp water for oxygen via gills and compares it to human breathing, emphasizing oxygen extraction rather than a true drinking behavior.
Vic Regent William Zierman, a 1916 graduate of Victoria College Toronto, has been appointed to the university board. He practices law in Toronto and serves as a director of the McColl-Frontenac OU Co.
A Financial Post profile paints Lord Nuffield as a friendly, simple man with keen Empire zeal and a generous streak. He mixes practical business instinct with wistful optimism, aiding the poor and exploring benevolent ventures while remaining engaging and unpretentious.
The Inter-provincial council of western fish and game associations met in Edmonton to organize a council, plan action for wildlife preservation, and seek a $10,000 Dominion grant. E B Pitblado and T McKay Long of Winnipeg were elected president and secretary, with Manitoba on the executive. Saskatchewan and Alberta representatives named, BC to appoint a member. A 1922 North Atlantic wave record reached 80 feet.
Bright description touts a feminine frock with tie-rack braid sleeves and youthful collar. Provides pattern 4026 in multiple sizes, fabric yardage, and cost twenty cents by mail to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winnipeg New Union 115 McDermot Ave East Winnipeg.
The lesson on Acts 3 1 4 22 explains Peter and John healing a lame man at the Beautiful Gate. It notes Peter’s declaration that healing came through Jesus Christ of Nazareth and his attribution of the miracle to faith in Christ. A crowd gathers as Peter calls for repentance and highlights the growth of Christ's followers to five thousand.
M. W. McCutcheon, a 1926 Victoria College Toronto graduate, has been named to the Victoria University board of regents. He is assistant general manager and secretary of the National Life Assurance Company in Toronto.
Selected recipes show pineapple sherbet using lemon Jell-O powder crushed pineapple and boiling water yielding two quarts. Also includes a mustard, paprika, lemon juice and syrup sauce, prepared by mixing and cooking to a smooth thick sauce to serve with a spring salad.
The Milk Nutrition Committee of Great Britain reports experiments in Britain, the United States, and Canada showing calves thrive on pasteurized milk, with slight weight advantages and fewer tuberculosis indicators. Similar implications apply to children's nutrition. Pasteurized milk reduces risk of milk-borne infections.
Readers may obtain the full set of Dr. McCullough cancer articles by writing to The Health Teachue of Canada at 105 Bond St Toronto Ont. The notice invites readers to secure the complete series by correspondence through the publisher.
The Queen Mary liner is reported to be outfitted with four complete radio transmitters aboard for communication. This detail highlights the ship's readiness for ship to shore and intership signaling.
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